MCQs 2026

Lion-tailed Macaques are arboreal and inhabit the dense, undisturbed tropical evergreen and moist deciduous forests found in the mid-elevations of the Western Ghats, relying on these forests for food and shelter.

The Lion-tailed Macaque (Macaca silenus) is a critically endangered primate endemic to the Western Ghats, facing threats from habitat loss and fragmentation, making it a priority for conservation.

India's ambitious renewable energy targets are a key strategy to decarbonize its energy sector and reduce dependence on imported and domestically produced fossil fuels, thereby mitigating climate change and improving energy security.

The UNFCCC COP meetings are the principal international forums where countries, including India, announce and negotiate climate action plans and renewable energy targets.

India has reiterated its commitment to achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel-based energy capacity by 2030. This target was prominently discussed at COP26 and subsequent international climate summits.

The induction of the indigenously developed Prachand LCH marks a significant achievement for India's defence manufacturing capabilities, particularly in the domain of attack helicopters, enhancing self-reliance.

The Prachand LCH is designed for high-altitude operations and is capable of providing close air support to ground troops, performing anti-tank and anti-infantry roles, and undertaking combat search and rescue missions.

The Prachand Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) is indigenously designed and manufactured by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), a premier aerospace and defence company of India.

The India-Japan Maritime Exercise (JIMEX) is primarily conducted in the Indian Ocean Region, focusing on enhancing maritime security and cooperation.

JIMEX exercises typically involve the participation of various naval assets including destroyers, frigates, naval helicopters, and maritime patrol aircraft from both navies to practice complex maritime operations.